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Postpartum and Postabortion Family Planning Quiz Questions Questions 1–5: Indicate whether the following statements are true or false by writing a “T” for true or an “F” for false in the space provided before each statement. 1. It is difficult to predict with certainty when fertility will return after childbirth. 2. Breastfeeding alone usually protects a woman from becoming pregnant. 3. A postpartum woman’s fertility usually returns after her menses begin again. 4. Non-breastfeeding women may ovulate by 4 weeks after childbirth. 5. A postpartum woman should start using a family planning method immediately after her first monthly bleeding. Questions 6–11: Circle the letter that offers the best response to each question. 6. Early postpartum is defined as: a. The first 2 weeks after giving birth b. The first 10 minutes after placenta delivery c. From 48 hours after giving birth until the woman leaves facility d. From 48 hours to 6 weeks after giving birth e. From 6 weeks to 1 year after giving birth 7. What percent of women in the first year postpartum intend to use a family planning method, but are not yet doing so a. 25% b. 45% c. 55 % d. 65% e. 75% 8. Contraceptive options for a woman who is exclusively breastfeeding a 2-month-old baby include: a. COCs b. LAM c. FAM e. Copper-bearing IUCD f. Sterilisation g. LAM, IUCD, Sterilisation h. All of the above 9. An IUCD may be inserted postpartum (circle all that apply): a. Anytime within 48 hours of childbirth b. Anytime within 4 days of childbirth c. 2 weeks after childbirth or later e. 4 weeks after childbirth or later 432 Preservice Education Family Planning Reference Guide
10. Postpartum contraception options for a woman at 3 weeks postpartum, who is HIV-infected, does not have AIDS, and is not breastfeeding include: a. COCs b. Progestin-only injectables c. Contraceptive implants d. Copper-bearing IUCD e. Sterilisation f. COCs, progestin-only injectables, and contraceptive implants g. COCs, progestin-only injectables, contraceptive implants, and sterilisation 11. After a first-trimester abortion/miscarriage, fertility usually returns: a. Within 2 days b. Within 5 to 7 days c. Within 7 days d. Within 11 days e. In 14 to 20 days 12. What is postpartum family planning 13. Define unmet need for postpartum contraception: 14. List 3 key messages for postpartum contraceptive counselling: 15. Define postabortion family planning: 16. It is vitally important to integrate family planning services as a part of postabortion care because: 17. List 3 key messages of postabortion counselling: 18. What contraceptive methods can be started immediately after abortion 19. Explain how infections or genital trauma affect choice or timing of postabortion contraceptive options: Unit 19: Postpartum and Postabortion Family Planning 433
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